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Session Initiation and Attendance

Opening Remarks

  • The session of the ordinary council is called to order at 4:15 PM on March 31, 2026. The mayor greets attendees and requests attendance verification to establish a quorum.

Attendance Roll Call

  • Various council members are called for attendance, including Regidora Meladito Cester Quintana Mogoyón and others. Regidora Milag Juan Carlos Salí Escudero joins later, while Regidora Francisca Fausta Navarro Huamaní has requested leave.

Approval of Previous Minutes

Review of Meeting Minutes

  • The minutes from the previous session (Acta No. 0062026) held on March 20, 2026, are presented for approval. The mayor notes that these minutes have been sent for review to all council members.

Observations and Approval Process

  • Council members are invited to make observations regarding the minutes; however, no observations are made, leading to their approval without further debate. This indicates a smooth consensus among the members present.

Dispatch Items Discussion

First Dispatch Item

  • The first dispatch item discussed is an official document (No. 022026 MDLM OGSS) addressing a request made by Regidora Doli Fabiola Vázquez Angulo during a previous meeting on November 19, 2025. This highlights ongoing administrative follow-ups within the council's operations.

Additional Dispatch Items

  • Several other documents are reviewed:
  • Document No. 2126 MDLM OGCC concerning a request from Regidor Carlos Javier Talavera Álvarez.
  • Document No. 21326 MDLM OGSC related to another request from Regidora Milagritos Ester Quintana Mogoyó.
  • Multiple documents address various requests from different regidores across several dates in early 2026, showcasing active engagement with community issues and governance matters.

Updates on Municipal Resolutions

Recent Publications

  • Two significant resolutions published in the Official Peruvian Diary on March 22, 2026:
  • Resolution No. 01726 updates the composition of the Civil Defense Platform for La Molina district.
  • Resolution No. 01826 updates the working group for disaster risk management within La Molina municipality.

These resolutions reflect ongoing efforts in municipal governance and public safety initiatives within the district context.

New Proposals and Requests

Proposed Ordinances

  • A proposal is introduced for creating a Youth Participation Council in La Molina as well as regulations governing public accountability hearings by municipal authorities.

Licenses Requested

  • Several regidores submit personal leave requests spanning various dates in April:
  • Regidor Ral Sánchez Yaringaño requests leave for April 12.
  • Regidora Francisca Fausta Navarro Huamaní seeks leave from March 31 to April 5.
  • Regidora Doli Fabiola Vázquez Angulo asks for leave from April 11 to April12.

This section emphasizes both legislative initiatives aimed at youth engagement and individual member needs within council operations as they navigate personal commitments alongside their duties as elected officials.

Municipal Council Meeting Overview

Financial Report by Janet Tiana Piérrola

  • Janet Tiana Piérrola, the sub-manager of collection and enforcement, presents the municipal income report for February, highlighting a total revenue of 33,334.26.
  • The report indicates that income from January to February has exceeded expectations with a growth rate of 19.7%, marking the highest quarterly performance in eight years.

Discussion on Allegations of Abuse of Authority

Regidora Quintana's Statement

  • Regidora Quintana addresses the council, mentioning she received an email from a resident alleging abuse of authority related to local business operations.
  • She reads a complaint regarding an entrepreneur running a car wash who claims to have all necessary permits but faces repeated harassment from municipal inspectors.

Details of the Complaint

  • The complainant asserts that despite having all required documentation, including operating licenses and compliance certificates, they have faced multiple fines and closures.
  • It is alleged that these actions are influenced by Regidora Fabiola Vázquez, leading to accusations against her involvement in management decisions.

Response from Regidora Fabiola Vázquez

  • In response to allegations made by Quintana, Vázquez firmly denies any wrongdoing or interference in municipal management processes.
  • She emphasizes that no council member can legally intervene in operational matters and expresses concern over being defamed without evidence.

Project Updates and Community Engagement

Halc Melgarejo Project Presentation

  • Vázquez reports attending a project presentation for Halc Melgarejo which involved community participation; it is set for submission to the Ministry of Culture for approval soon.

Community Initiatives

  • Discussions with residents from Rinconada Alta focus on park improvement projects and other community requests aimed at enhancing local facilities.

Discussion on Council Session and Accountability

Importance of Respect in Denunciations

  • The speaker emphasizes the need to inform individuals mentioned in denunciations beforehand, highlighting respect and the opportunity for them to present their defense.

Responsibility in Presenting Allegations

  • The speaker critiques the irresponsibility of spreading unverified rumors about council members, insisting that allegations must be substantiated with evidence before being publicly stated.

Need for Clear Evidence

  • It is argued that without clear documentation supporting a denunciation, it is unjust to expose someone's name publicly. Proper channels should be used for presenting complaints with necessary proof.

Community Concerns Regarding Local Issues

  • The speaker addresses community complaints about parking lots and car washes in residential areas, suggesting a review of zoning regulations as these activities may not align with La Molina's residential character.

Proposal for Action Plan on Licensing

  • A call is made for council members to propose an action plan to investigate whether business licenses have been properly issued, particularly in areas where such businesses are not permitted.

Youth Engagement and Legislative Initiatives

Meeting with Youth Organizations

  • The speaker shares experiences from a recent meeting with youth from La Molina and Lima Este, discussing initiatives aimed at promoting youth policies through proposed legislation.

Collaboration with SENAU

  • Appreciation is expressed towards SENAU and its secretary general for their involvement in municipal discussions regarding youth policy development.

Concerns Over Council Conduct

Protest Against Previous Session's Events

  • A strong protest is voiced regarding events from the March 20 session, framing it as an issue of legality rather than mere decorum.

Allegations of Abuse of Power by the Mayor

  • The mayor is accused of violating procedural norms by using his position to silence dissenting voices during council meetings, which undermines democratic processes.

Specific Incident Involving Regidora Perla Espinosa

  • An incident involving regidora Perla Espinosa is highlighted where she faced verbal aggression after raising concerns about municipal matters related to the mayor’s spouse.

Defending Independent Oversight

Clarification on Autonomy in Governance

  • The speaker asserts their independence from the mayor's authority when fulfilling their duties as a council member, emphasizing that their role stems from popular vote rather than executive approval.

Ethical Stance on Council Operations

  • A commitment to ethical governance is reiterated; the speaker refuses to endorse irregular practices within council operations or condone inadequate responses from municipal officials.

Discussion on Accountability and Governance

Importance of Oversight in Local Government

  • The speaker emphasizes that if officials fail to meet their responsibilities, it is due to the allowance from the community or leadership.
  • They highlight that opposition oversight is crucial for mayors to implement corrective actions, indicating a need for accountability in governance.
  • The speaker expresses gratitude towards the residents of La Molina and asserts their commitment to being a voice of control within local government.
  • They clarify their role as an elected official, emphasizing respect for colleagues while maintaining a critical stance on governance issues.

Addressing Allegations and Misunderstandings

  • The speaker refutes any allegations against them, stating they have not made direct accusations but rather expressed concerns based on presumption.
  • They assert their responsibility as a fiscalizer (auditor), stressing that they do not make baseless claims but act with integrity regarding governance matters.
  • A warning is issued against mischaracterizing their statements as defamation, highlighting the importance of accurate communication among officials.

Community Concerns and Requests

  • The speaker urges solidarity with local entrepreneurs facing challenges, advocating for support rather than division among officials.
  • A call for order during discussions is made, ensuring all voices are heard while maintaining decorum in meetings.

Community Issues Raised by Officials

Reports from Local Residents

  • An official reports receiving multiple calls from residents about disturbances in the district, indicating active engagement with community concerns.
  • There are mentions of theft incidents affecting local vehicles; residents request access to security footage which has yet to be provided.

Infrastructure Problems Highlighted

  • Ongoing issues with sewage backups are reported; residents express urgency for repairs due to unpleasant odors affecting quality of life.

Clarifications on Roles and Responsibilities

Role of Elected Officials

  • An official clarifies their function as a liaison between residents and management without exerting undue influence over municipal staff.
  • They address serious accusations regarding improper conduct, asserting that such claims lack evidence and reiterating their commitment to respectful dialogue.

Discussion on Local Governance and Community Issues

Addressing Misunderstandings and Responsibilities

  • The speaker expresses regret over assumptions made about their actions, emphasizing that they have never attacked neighbors or officials, but rather acted with respect in their role.
  • They clarify their legal responsibilities, stating that they do not interfere with officials or engage in corrupt practices; instead, they focus on assisting community members by consulting relevant authorities.
  • The speaker highlights a specific request from residents to close a bar in a residential area, asserting that this was a community-driven initiative documented formally, distancing themselves from any blame.
  • They criticize the irresponsibility of involving council members in serious matters without justification and express disappointment at perceived hypocrisy regarding public outrage.

Council Meeting Protocol and Order

  • A reminder is issued by the mayor to all council members about maintaining order during discussions and not interrupting others' speeches as per internal regulations.
  • The mayor reiterates the importance of following procedural rules during requests for speaking time to ensure an orderly meeting environment.

Community Requests and Concerns

  • A council member requests access to administrative files related to a local establishment's permits amid ongoing complaints from residents regarding its operations.
  • Another member discusses community feedback about park maintenance, specifically requesting regular watering of newly planted trees and repairs for damaged pathways within the park area.

Infrastructure Improvements

  • There are multiple requests for updates on infrastructure projects including road repairs due to potholes and installation of speed reducers in certain areas as part of ongoing public works initiatives.

Educational Initiatives

  • Residents advocate for resuming technology workshops previously offered at local schools, highlighting the need for better training in digital literacy among community members.

Municipal Reports and Security Concerns

Requests for Updated Reports

  • The municipal manager is requested to provide an updated report on the number of officials and security personnel, detailing their hiring modalities and equipment inventory including cameras, radios, and vehicles.
  • A further request specifies the need for a breakdown of operational versus non-operational equipment, including four motorcycles and any other relevant assets.
  • An additional demand is made for an updated report on all approved investment projects related to participatory budgets for 2024 and 2025, including financial documentation supporting these projects.

Security Incident Inquiry

  • Regidora Perla Espinosa raises concerns regarding actions taken following an incident where a security officer was assaulted, requesting information on support provided to the officer's family.
  • She also inquires about the current status of security cameras owned by the municipality of La Molina, specifically how many are operational and their specifications.

Infrastructure Updates

  • Espinosa requests updates from the municipal manager regarding agreements with Cedapal concerning road repairs along specific avenues affected by recent flooding incidents.

Discussion on Allegations Against Council Members

Addressing Allegations

  • Regidor Ralf Sánchez mentions a previous session where allegations were made against council member Fabiola Vázquez. He suggests that officials should present this case in detail to clarify misunderstandings surrounding her reputation.
  • Another regidor expresses concern over language used during discussions about allegations, emphasizing that accusations should be based on facts rather than assumptions or presumptions.

Call for Respectful Discourse

  • A call is made for respectful communication among council members, urging them not to make unfounded claims that could harm reputations without proper evidence or context.
  • The speaker highlights personal experiences with defamation through online comments linked to council discussions, advocating for better management of public communications by the council’s communications team.

Regulatory Framework for Council Meetings

Guidelines for Debate Conduct

  • The secretary outlines rules governing debate within council meetings as per Article 46 of their regulations, limiting interventions from each regidor to two times per issue unless they authored a proposal.
  • Emphasis is placed on maintaining focus during debates as outlined in Article 47; if discussions stray from the topic at hand or have been sufficiently analyzed, they will be concluded promptly.

Turismo y Participación Juvenil en La Molina

Introducción a la Propuesta de Ordenanza

  • Se presenta un proyecto de ordenanza relacionado con la creación del Consejo de Participación Juvenil en el distrito de La Molina. Esta iniciativa busca fomentar la participación activa de los jóvenes en la vida política y social del municipio.

Contexto y Justificación

  • El consejo propuesto se basa en experiencias previas, como el Consejo Consultivo de Niños y Adolescentes, que ya opera en el distrito. Este nuevo consejo incluirá a jóvenes entre 15 y 29 años, promoviendo su involucramiento en diversas actividades municipales.

Coordinación con Entidades Externas

  • Se ha coordinado con Senajo, entidad rectora en materia juvenil, para asegurar que esta propuesta esté alineada con iniciativas similares implementadas en otros distritos. Esto refuerza la idea de que no es una iniciativa aislada sino parte de un esfuerzo más amplio por mejorar la participación juvenil.

Debate sobre el Proyecto

  • Durante el debate, se invita a los regidores a realizar observaciones sobre el proyecto presentado. Sin embargo, no se registran intervenciones significativas al respecto inicialmente. Esto podría indicar un consenso o falta de interés por parte de algunos miembros del consejo municipal.

Preguntas y Consideraciones Críticas

  • Un regidor plantea preguntas sobre cuántas organizaciones juveniles están actualmente acreditadas ante la municipalidad y qué proyectos han sido gestionados hasta ahora. Estas consultas buscan evaluar el impacto real que las organizaciones juveniles han tenido hasta 2025 y si hay resultados tangibles derivados de estas interacciones.

Evaluación del Dictamen Legal

  • Se discute si existe un dictamen legal para el proyecto; algunos regidores expresan confusión al respecto, lo que resalta posibles problemas administrativos dentro del proceso legislativo local. A pesar de esto, se confirma que sí hay un dictamen disponible para su revisión por parte del consejo municipal.

Reflexiones Finales sobre Efectividad

  • Un regidor expresa preocupaciones sobre cómo este nuevo consejo podría generar más burocracia sin garantizar resultados efectivos a nivel regional o nacional; enfatiza la necesidad de definir claramente las funciones y acciones esperadas del nuevo organismo propuesto para evitar complicaciones administrativas innecesarias.

Youth Participation and Governance

Clarity on Youth Roles in Governance

  • The speaker emphasizes the need for clarity regarding the roles and responsibilities of youth participating in the Youth Participation Council, indicating that the current project lacks specific actions or sports designated for these young individuals.

Duration of Representation

  • A proposal is made to modify Article 9 of the ordinance, suggesting a one-year term instead of two years for youth representatives. This change aims to facilitate new elections and encourage broader participation among youth organizations.

Encouraging New Participants

  • The speaker argues that shorter terms will allow new members to join based on observing existing groups' activities, promoting greater engagement from diverse youth demographics.

Voting Process Overview

  • Following discussions, a vote is called by the mayor regarding the approval of the ordinance project. The voting process involves raising hands to indicate support or opposition.

Vote Results

  • The results show five votes in favor, six against, and two abstentions. Despite some confusion during voting procedures, the ordinance is approved by majority decision.

Regulations for Public Accountability Audiences

Introduction of New Ordinance Proposal

  • The second agenda item introduces a proposed ordinance regulating public accountability hearings within La Molina municipality. Background information has been provided to council members prior to discussion.

Call for Debate

  • The mayor invites council members to engage in debate about the proposed ordinance after confirming all necessary materials have been distributed.

Concerns Over Review Timeframe

  • One member expresses concern over insufficient time to review critical documents related to financial statements before voting on the proposal.

Suggested Amendments on Hearing Modalities

  • A suggestion is made to amend Article 11 concerning public hearing modalities; it should state that hearings must primarily be held in person with virtual options only under exceptional circumstances like pandemics or natural disasters.

Importance of In-Person Engagement

  • Emphasizing that physical presence at hearings fosters better community representation and engagement compared to virtual formats, which may dilute accountability efforts.

Council Meeting Summary

Approval of Licenses

  • The council approved three licenses for various regidores, with the first being a request from Regidor Ralp Sánchez Yaringaño for personal leave on April 12, 2026. The vote resulted in eight votes in favor and one abstention, leading to majority approval.
  • Following this, Regidora Francisca Fausta Navarro Huamañí requested a license from March 31 to April 5, 2026. The council proceeded to vote after confirming no interventions were made. The result was unanimous approval.
  • A third request came from Regidora Doli Fabiola Vázquez Angulo for leave on April 11 and 12, 2026. After discussion and voting, the outcome showed seven votes in favor with two abstentions, resulting in majority approval as well.

Session Conclusion

  • After addressing all agenda items regarding the licenses, the session concluded at 5:17 PM without any further points to discuss. This marked the end of the regular meeting before transitioning into an extraordinary session shortly thereafter.

Attendance and Quorum Verification

  • During the extraordinary session that began at 5:17 PM on March 31, attendance was taken by the secretary to ensure quorum was met following some regidores' absences due to personal matters. This included noting that Regidora Milagritos had left early due to family issues.
  • The final attendance confirmed that enough members were present for quorum requirements, allowing proceedings to continue smoothly into discussions of new agenda items as planned.

Approval of Financial Statements for La Molina Municipality

Overview of the Financial Agreement

  • The project agreement approves the financial statements and annual report for La Molina Municipality for fiscal year 2025, based on prior assessments from various municipal offices.
  • Key contributors to the document include the accounting office, finance administration, planning budget office, and legal office. A joint committee has provided a favorable opinion on these documents.

Discussion and Concerns Raised

  • During discussions, it was noted that all relevant materials were distributed to council members; however, concerns about the lack of presentations from officials were raised by Regidor Talavera.
  • Regidor Talavera criticized the annual report as misleading, claiming it presents an overly positive view of district achievements while neglecting significant issues such as poor maintenance of public spaces and inadequate security measures.

Critique of Municipal Management

  • The speaker highlighted discrepancies between reported accomplishments (like park maintenance) and actual conditions in La Molina, emphasizing neglected parks and ongoing security challenges due to unfulfilled commitments regarding personnel hiring.
  • The annual report was described as a "documentary stage performance" filled with visuals that do not reflect reality; it was suggested that 2025 would be remembered negatively due to mismanagement and service closures affecting vulnerable populations like seniors.

Financial Accountability Issues

  • Concerns were raised about increasing municipal debt levels; previous claims regarding past debts were contradicted by current figures showing a total liability exceeding 170 million soles by December 2025. This raises questions about transparency in financial reporting practices.
  • The mayor's announcement regarding credit ratings was critiqued for omitting associated costs incurred during evaluations, leading to further scrutiny over fiscal responsibility within municipal operations. Additionally, future debt obligations tied to green bonds were discussed as burdensome for upcoming administrations.

Voting Outcome

  • Following extensive debate on the financial statements' validity and implications for future governance, a vote was conducted where six votes approved the balance while two disapproved it due to concerns over fiscal irresponsibility and management failures impacting residents directly.
  • The session concluded with approval despite dissenting opinions highlighting serious deficiencies in both management practices and community safety measures moving forward into subsequent years.